The First Video Game Ran on a Lab Oscilloscope

Long before arcades, the first video game ever wasn't born in a mall — it flickered to life inside a nuclear lab. In 1958, physicist William Higinbotham built 'Tennis for Two' on an analog computer and displayed it on an oscilloscope screen, just to entertain open-house visitors at Brookhaven. He never patented what many call the first video game ever made — and walked away from history. #retrogaming #gaminghistory #tennisfortwo #videogames #pong #arcade

Image credits:
- "William A. Higinbotham Los Alamos ID.png" by Federal Government of the United States — Public domain (Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:William_A._Higinbotham_Los_Alamos_ID.png)

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